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 | IIT-Madras start-up GUVI develops game-based coding platform for kidsThe start-up worked with more than 1,200 kids from the Netherlands, the US, Australia and India while developing the product features and designs for HackerKID | |
 | Is your child loving the extended pandemic vacay or is it eating into their mental health?A long-pending and much-neglected matter that needs urgent intervention now than ever before is students' mental health | |
 | Sketch. Laugh. Think. Repeat: Inside the seriously awesome sketches of Nikkita MIf you love cartoons and paintings, then you will definitely love Nikkita M's artwork. She is an illustrator and a former student of famous cartoonist Rahnu. Check out her work right awaySketch | |
 | How India's fastest human calculator wants to introduce 'Vision Math' to eradicate math phobia among studentsAfter winning gold a the Mental Calculation World Championships, Neelakantha Bhanu Prakash is on a mission to change the way mathematics is taught | |
 | Study finds that gamified intervention app may help improve the mental health of usersPublished in the journal PLOS ONE, the study conducted shows that gamifying the content of mobile interventions improved resilience and reduced depression, stress and anxiety | |
 | Why you'll be addicted to the mobile games developed by this NIT Warangal-incubated start-upA student of NIT Warangal himself, co-founder Aniruddha Srinivas Joshi is from Pune and is working for the start-up remotely, just like all the other team members are. Check out their cool games | |
 | PUBG exposes children to crime, negative thinking, says ISRO scientistFormer chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation G Madhavan Nair said on July 3 PUBG does more harm than good | |
 | #BoycottChina: Here are some cool, safe alternatives to 'red-flagged' Chinese appsThe recommendations of the intel agencies have backing of the National Security Council Secretariat which determined that certain China-linked apps could be detrimental to the country's security | |
 | This Chennai-based start-up is helping kids fall in love with Math and it is all fun and games. LiterallyMath Love, an initiative by two women passionate about Math, sparks in children a love for Math through simple games and workbooks. Currently, they have gone online and are continuing their good work | |
 | UNICEF, Cyber Peace Foundation list out methods to secure children's online activitiesCyber Peace Foundation in partnership with NCPCR, UNICEF shares tips with parents on how to keep their kids safe online | |
 | Join the club: Wizklub helps kids develop integral cognitive skills early on, so their futures are brighterThis Bengaluru-based start-up was initiated by serial entrepreneur Amit Bansal for kids who are between the ages of five to 15. Kids have fun while doing their activities and learning is a byproduct | |
 | How Subhash Ghai's Vidyadaan is grooming youngsters to be better human beings through the Guru-Shishya ParamparaWe spoke to Indian film director Subhash Ghai about his educational initiative Vidyadaan, how it offers more to students than just academic education and more about the entertainment industry | |
 | Venture Catalysts is helping start-ups restore faith in entrepreneurship. Here's howAnuj Golech, co-founder of Venture Catalysts speaks about their investment in start-ups during these difficult times and how start-ups can play an important role in the next five years | |
 | This nine-year-old boy's speedcubing skills are awesome. His timings are proofAtharva Bhat's capabilities with a Rubik's cube is nothing short of spectacular. Check out his YouTube channel to learn some pretty neat tricks to help you solve the ever-pop | |
 | Idivettu-ing Typhoons: How Mohith O created the first all-Malayalam serialised comicBased on a crime that occurs in a small town in Kottayam, Idivettu is the first serialised comic to be entirely written in Malayalam |
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